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There are various trading podcasts that you can do, for example:

• Two Blokes Trading: Offer great trading insights with occasional jokes. Created by Tom and Owen.
• Adventures in Finance: Created by the future-minded Real Vision media company.
• Chat With Traders: Created by Aaron Fifield from Australia where he conducted weekly interviews with both new and recurring guests.
• Bloomberg Odd Lots: Hosted by Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, this podcast is known for high-caliber reporting, so their weekly Odd Lots podcast is no exception.
• Meb Faber Show: This is a weekly podcast focusing on the art of investing, effective methods for wealth preservation, and profitable ideas.
• Marketplace: Viewers tune in every day to hear the latest news on business and the economy from this trading podcast created by Ray Dalio.
• Tim Ferris Show: It is regarded as the top business podcast on Apple iTunes.

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There are several other ways to get a free trading education. These methods might work for traders who don't like interactive classes.

• Most brokers provide written content in the form of articles on their official websites.
• Video tutorials can be a great substitute for a trader who wants detailed guidance on how to do certain steps in trading.
• Demo Account is another way to get free training from brokers.

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Some brokers that provide this useful features are:

1. XM: The webinars are available in over 10 languages.
2. FBS: The free webinars are usually held weekly and cover various themes.
3. OctaFx: Provides free webinars for any trader via their Youtube channel.
4. Pepperstone: Pepperstone offers webinars that cover the essentials of forex scalping.
5. FP Markets: Their webinars cover the fundamentals of forex trading and teach unique trading strategies.

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Webinars have fixed schedules that will be shared ahead of time, so traders can decide which class they can come to. Ironically, the schedule could be a problem if it doesn't match the trader's daily activity. Some brokers might record the class and then upload it afterward, but there is no way to interact with the tutors if they just watch the recorded version.

Another problem with webinars is that before participating, traders are required to make sure that all the necessary tools and devices are available. Unlike offline seminars, webinars need a good internet connection and other supporting technical specs to make the learning process run smoothly.

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